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American shrimpers were pleased to see President Donald Trump unveil his latest round of tariffs this week, FOX Business' Lydia Hu reported on Friday.

Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather joined FOX Business' 'Making Money' to discuss his $400 million real estate portfolio, his thoughts on President Donald Trump and more.

A volatile week on Wall Street sent stocks into free fall, even as DOGE keeps cutting waste and floats the idea of giving taxpayers a dividend down the road.

On Wall Street, investors got a hot inflation report and tough talk from JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, while Washington had tariffs galore and DOGE bulldozing government offices.

Wall Street rode a wild week of President Donald Trump’s tariff jockeying, more slash and burn from DOGE and some big spending from Big Tech. Now, on to Super Bowl Sunday.

Trump’s White House juggled a devastating American Airline flight-Black Hawk helicopter crash, a Chinese AI threat and looming tariffs just this week alone, making for a busy start to his four-year term.

Trump hit the ground running in the first few days of his term, lighting up the energy, crypto and artificial intelligence industries. He also lit a fire under federal workers.

President-elect Trump is promising sweeping changes with his pro-growth agenda that will impact industries such as energy, tech and crypto, as well as tax policies.

A wild week on Wall Street included a selloff of insurance stocks as wildfires raged in California, tough talk from President-elect Trump and companies rapidly ditching DEI policies.

The new year began with terror in New Orleans and the Las Vegas Strip. Technology used in the attacks also helped law enforcement piece together critical details.

Stocks held their own over the shortened Christmas trading week as investors look ahead to another abbreviated holiday week as they wrap up 2024.

The Container Store and Party City join Macy's, Stop & Shop, Big Lots and a handful of national pharmacy chains that are rolling up the sidewalks as a divide rocks the retail world.

The Fed, inflation data, a bold move by Starbucks and more moves from President-elect Trump kept investors on their toes this week. FOX Business takes a look at the week's top stories.

President-elect Trump visited the New York Stock Exchange, and UnitedHealth Group is cooperating with law enforcement after the arrest of Brian Thompson's suspected killer.

UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was gunned down in New York City before parent company UnitedHealth Group's annual investor day. The killing was a targeted hit, police say.

U.S. stocks keep climbing as the 'Trump Bump' keeps delivering as the President-elect continues to hire his cabinet and other advisors as CEOs flock to make nice with the incoming administration.

President-elect Trump is keeping the pedal to medal assembling his team as the stock market, bitcoin and gold keep grinding higher and investors prepare for a shortened holiday week.

President-elect Trump isn't wasting any time, quickly assembling his team to meet his campaign promises, including "drill, baby, drill" and cutting government waste.

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CFRA Research chief investment strategist Sam Stovall suggested signs from history point to former President Trump likely defeating Vice President Kamala Harris in next Tuesday's election.